Push Notification

Reflecting on changes in Donald Trump's campaign leadership structure, a former official who worked in the ex-president's administration predicted heads will roll because his re-election chances are now seriously in doubt.

Appearing on MSNBC's "The Weekend," Olivia Troye, one of leaders of Republicans Against Trump, admitted that she is surprised vice presidential candidate and Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH) hasn't been cast aside.

Speaking with co-host Michael Steele, Troye began. "Watching the campaign, I think it's imploded."

"What has happened here is they were caught flat-footed," she continued. "I think they have nothing to counter this powerful ticket of two relatable people who are out there actually campaigning, talking to voters everyday showing that they they truly identify with the challenges they face."

ALSO READ: Donald Trump deep in debt while foreign money keeps coming: disclosure

"What does Donald Trump have?" she asked. "I guess, you know, I don't know, country club owner, maybe, lots of bankruptcies, convicted felon. Then you have J.D. Vance, who denigrates women and talks about menopausal women, childless cat and dog ladies, I don't know where they're going with this."

'I think you're seeing a lot of turmoil there," she continued. "I wonder how long some of these people are going to stay in their roles ... I think Trump is grasping here, trying to figure out what to do because he really does have no plan, no actual policy objectives and it is just a bunch of mudslinging."

"You know, I'm surprised he still has J.D. Vance on the ticket, I keep wondering if he's going to bump him off," she added.

Watch below or at the link

Donald Trump's decision to make President Joe Biden's age a centerpiece of his re-election bid has now come back to haunt him after Biden gracefully stepped aside for much younger Vice President Kamala Harris to take her spot at the top of the Democratic ticket.

According to a report from Politico's Megan Messerly and Myah Ward, the former president went to great pains to portray Biden as a "doddering old man" and, with the 59-year-old Harris running an upbeat and energetic campaign, the former president's latest public efforts have led to his earlier age attacks to bounce back and attach themselves on him.

As the report notes, the Harris campaign has focused on talking about the future and, combined with rally chants of "We're not going back," Trump increasingly looks like a relic of "a past that the country can’t afford to return to."